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Goolwa

Goolwa

Goolwa Hotel and Thomas Goode's Store. [Duplicated at PRG 1258/2/425.] A young girl can be seen standing outside the bakery looking down the road towards the Goolwa Hotel. A horse drawn buggy stands outside the bakery/refreshment rooms.

Loading Flour, Goolwa

Loading Flour, Goolwa

The paddle steamer 'The Duke of Edinburgh' loading flour at Goolwa. [Advice from A. Presgrave: This photo, PRG 1258/1/840 and B 5689 are duplicate images. The date is probably ca.1868 as the Goolwa wharf is in the second stage of its development which included some extension to the jetty head in 1866.]

Regatta Day at Milang

Regatta Day at Milang

Milang jetty and foreshore on a regatta day. The Milang Jetty was built in 1856 and the hand crane was placed here in 1872. It is believed to be the oldest crane of this type in South Australia. This photograph shows the jetty and nearby beaches swarming with people. Various types of boats are tied up at the jetty. The beach is lined with motor cars, buggies, tents and people enjoying the regatta. See PRG 1258/2/1048

River steamer "W. F. B"

River steamer "W. F. B"

River steamer "W. F. B". and barge "Annie", River Murray. Next to the steamers stands a large pile of stacked pipes and construction materials. See also PRG 1258/2/62

River Steamer "Rob Roy"

River Steamer "Rob Roy"

River Steamer "Rob Roy" with barge alongside loaded high with wool bales. Large sheds can be seen along the top of the river bank. This appears to be on the Darling River. See PRG 1258/1/3236

'Merle', Screw Steamer

'Merle', Screw Steamer

Screw steamer 'Merle', on a sightseeing trip on the River Murray at Blanchetown, after conversion to a motor vessel for tourist trips between Murray Bridge to Blanchetown and downstream to the Lakes. It sank after a fire and lies just south of the railway bridge at Murray Bridge. There was also a Paddle Steamer 'Merle', which sank during a storm in 1917. It was built in Morgan in 1904 by Edward Dienier and named after one of his daughters. It pulled the barges Eva Millicent and Flo D until it sank during a storm in Lake Alexandrina in 1917, the crew and passengers taking refuge on the barge Flo until help arrived [see PRG 1258/1/2675 for another copy of this image].

P.S. Tyro (Paddle steamer)

P.S. Tyro (Paddle steamer)

Two views of P.S. Tyro a Royal Mail paddle steamer, of the Murray River. See CONTENTS for more details and information.

Three ships at Goolwa jetty.

Three ships at Goolwa jetty.

The bows of 'P.S. Wentworth' and the barge 'MacIntyre' with 'P.S. Tolarno' at rear, Goolwa jetty and wharf.

P.S. Gem

P.S. Gem

Side view of the 'P.S. Gem' steaming, with cargo and passengers, fitted with towing gallows.

Alexander Arbuthnot

Alexander Arbuthnot

The 'Alexander Arbuthnot' paddle steamer, tied up to bank.

Alexander Arbuthnot

Alexander Arbuthnot

The 'Alexander Arbuthnot' towing logs to Koondrook sawmills.

Towing the Alexander Arbuthnot

Towing the Alexander Arbuthnot

The 'Alexander Arbuthnot' in poor repair, being towed down river for restoration.

Alexandra at the old jetty, Point McLeay

Alexandra at the old jetty, Point McLeay

The 'Alexandra' at Point McLeay.

Alexandra

Alexandra

The 'Alexandra' carrying passengers.

Alexandria

Alexandria

The 'Alexandria' tied up at Mannum with PS 'Marion' in background. A researcher suggests that the spelling of this vessel is Alexandrina, as in the Lake. However there were vessels 'Alexandria' and 'Alexandrina' operating on the Murray River.

Alexandrina on Goolwa slip

Alexandrina on Goolwa slip

The 'Alexandrina' on Goolwa slip being converted from steam to oil.

Screw steamer Alexandria

Screw steamer Alexandria

Screw steamer 'Alexandria' used by Mr. McIntosh, Irrigation department.

Alexandrina in a picturesque setting

Alexandrina in a picturesque setting

The 'Alexandrina' in a picturesque setting. Taken after 1954, possibly 1955, at Apex Park downstream from Mildura. [from information supplied].

Alexandrina

Alexandrina

'Alexandrina' at Mildura, 20 May 1979.

P.S. Alfred and barge, loading cylinder for Wakool Bridge, 1911

P.S. Alfred and barge, loading cylinder for Wakool Bridge, 1911

'P.S. Alfred' at Echuca Wharf.

P.S. Alfred

P.S. Alfred

P.S. 'Alfred' opposite Echuca Wharf.

Alfred snagged and sunk in River Darling

Alfred snagged and sunk in River Darling

Alfred snagged and sunk in River Darling, Barge Moorabin alongside.

Alpha

Alpha

The 'Alpha' on the River Darling.

Alpha

Alpha

The 'Alpha' with Mr & Mrs Collins & family aboard.

Alpha above Renmark

Alpha above Renmark

The 'Alpha', composite paddle steamer, above Renmark. A researcher has indicated that this vessel is the Jolly Miller. The dome of the boiler can be seen rising through the floor of the upper deck, just forward of the wheelhouse, which is consistent with the description of the Jolly Miller.

Alpha at Renmark

Alpha at Renmark

The 'Alpha' at Renmark with P.S. Corowa in background.

Amphibious

Amphibious

The 'Amphibious' after conversion from screw steamer to sailing vessel, becoming a two masted ketch.

Achilles

Achilles

PS Murrumbidgee with Achilles and another barge loading wood.

Acme, steam launch, at Goolwa

Acme, steam launch, at Goolwa

The 'Acme', steam launch, reflected in the water at Goolwa.

Ada barge unloading at Echuca wharf

Ada barge unloading at Echuca wharf

Wool bales being unloaded fromt he 'Ada' barge at Echuca wharf.